Sentence examples for ends stating that from inspiring English sources

ICE also tried to allay concerns that information provided by Dreamers during the DACA application process would not be used to track them down if the program ends, stating that would only occur when there's "a significant law enforcement or national security interest".

In this address, Eisenhower spelled out the necessity of repurposing existing nuclear weapons technology to peaceful ends, stating that it must be humanity's goal to discover "the way by which the miraculous inventiveness of man shall not be dedicated to his death, but consecrated to his life".

He characterized the war as closer to the beginning than the end, stating that the "beginning of the end" will come when Isis loses its Syrian capital, Raqqa.

The charges against Manning end stating that Manning's conduct was "prejudicial to good order and discipline in the armed forces and being of a nature to bring discredit upon the armed forces".

Epidemiological reports on haematological malignancy often begin, and sometimes end, by stating that little is known about the aetiology of the condition(s) under study.

Craig Emonds of The South End stated that while "every song has potential to do well and is quite likable, Pink's vocals are strong and shine particularly in the ballad 'Glitter In The Air'".

This is supported by the fact that 99% of nursing staff who completed the RADAR feasibility and acceptability questionnaire at the study end, stated that completing RADAR did not result in an important increase in their workload.

James Murdoch, the Fox CEO, covets the rest, saying partial ownership of the satellite broadcaster is "not an end state that is natural for us".

On Monday, Secretary Powell betrayed his own impatience with Mr. Wolfowitz's assertion -- later retracted -- that the administration was committed to "ending states" that supported terrorism.

We've also been clear that over time, having 40% of an unconsolidated asset is not an end state that is natural for us".

Murdoch, who was promoted to chief executive of Fox in June, said not having complete control of Sky is "not an end state that is natural for us".